A funny surprise left by a bear for workers in a forest-like state of Colorado, when it was positioned and 400 selfies were taken on a camera that was installed there, where the workers in the park put Open Space and Mountain Parks In Boulder, Colorado, cameras are located in different parts of the 46,000-acre land for research purposes.

Cameras work at night with infrared light

These cameras take pictures of animals and birds in the park, as they operate in a simple way, as they take the picture as soon as the animal steps in front of the lens, and at night, the cameras use infrared light to take pictures, without disturbing the animals.

Of the 580 photos taken of bears, it turned out that 400 of them were “selfies” of one bear, which continued to move in front of the camera as if it took different positions for photography, just like humans..

And the wildlife ecologist in the park, Christian Nunes, explained that cameras have been installed to take pictures of wildlife, noting that “sometimes, we put cameras in places where we think we will encounter mysterious animals, such as American beavers or black bears,” but in most cases. Often, cameras are placed in areas that animals usually like to pass through.

China keeps black bears out of fear of extinction

On the other hand, it is noteworthy that China seeks to preserve rare animals and protect them from facing the specter of extinction, while parks and reserves preserve the largest number of black bears, or what is known as the moon bear, as the Fuyuan City Park in Heilongjiang Province in northeastern China did, by keeping the bear. The lions, according to the Chinese news agency Xinhua, published pictures.

The Asian black bear, the Tibetan bear, the ringed bear, or the ringed bear, also known as the moon bear because it bears a white patch on its chest, is considered a tree-adapted species, so it is found abundantly in Asian forests (mostly in Southeast Asia) and parts of the Russian Far East. It is classified by the International Federation on the Red List as a species in danger of extinction, mainly due to deforestation and active hunting as well as its use in circuses or for making money. This species is similar to some types of prehistoric bears, and some scientists believe that it is the ancestor of the existing species. Although Asian black bears are largely herbivores, they can be very violent towards humans, often attacking people without provocation. The species was described by Rudyard Kipling as “foreign to most of the bear species related to this species.